1
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
June
20,
1951
oCullierun
JP'i
icmc
Loca
Army
Clears
Ancient
Debt
a
3i
J-fappy
-fic
air
Mlsa
Blanche
Mclntyre,
at
Port
Rlmosorv,
left
for
Van-
n
tired
and
quite
un-
couver
today
on
the
Camosun.
A
little
d
PERSONAL
I
When
Mayor
Stork
presided
at,
burned
(still)
today
are
mem-
she
will
spend
the
summer
andi
ex-
i
,
n,
iv,n
hranri
I
hers
or
ine
oi.
rauio
uuicmn
monuis
in
vantuuvci
'
I,
and
Sunday
School
to
return
to
Port
Simpson,
,
,
of
t
ThP
The
salvation
Soivauon
cong
congregation
b
pects
Citadel
retry
running
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
its
new
worthwhile
when
the
term
resumes
in
the
Salt
Lake
lArmv
in
ueceniuek
miu,
-
.
..
'
j
.i
i
n
every
Sunday
starting
at
12
luncheon
iwii
tomorrow,
lumuiiuni
will
see
a.
mov-
and
thev
enjoyed
their
all-day
.
fall.
1
.
.
u
noon,
weather
permitting,
(tf)
ing
pictures
depicting
halibut
Major
Morns
oi
uiviwm.a.
m..!.,,,,!.
staff
say
that
th
the
i
picnic
Sunday
on
Tugwen
usning
on
tne
raciuc
iammi.
ine
h""-"."'"
.
f
,o,w.
land
Sidewalk
And
Fence
Cedar
Al
Attractive
Prices
PHONES:
116,
117
or
58
pictures
arc
being
made
avail-,
buildings
naa
cosi
"
....
!
orhich
nnlv
snnn
had
then
beeni
Parents
nt,
and
their
children
J
auie
uy
naiuia
xuuiu,
umiiaa
:
I
"
Discover
How
Good
.....
i.
i
V,
t-
tVtn
i
nhnnr
150
of
them
spent,
ine
a
fthe
Canadian
Fishlne
Co.
here,
contributed
locany
ana
A.
B.
Anderson,
Masset
sawmill
operator,
is
a
business
visitor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
Sunday
on
the
Coquitlam
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Local
Corps
of
the
Sal
.
,
,
.
K
wnat
1
H-V
on
--
me
----
naiutai
p11""'
balance
wouia
nave
j
mi,,.
j
.
.,i,min
i"
,
.h.
wi
r-Grounds
of
the
island
swimming
,
eventually
n
"..,.
f,Wo,
ther
eamts
Regular
Moose
meeting,
Tuesday,
June
26,
Iced
Tea
Can
Be!
Make
tea
double
strength
and
while
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
tilled
with
cracked
!
William
Manson,
MLA,
turned
!
and.
ra,cef
vation
Army
invite
you
to
at
Picnic
lunches
had
been
taken
,
8
p.m
1
the
key
and
"
opened
the
building
tend
their
happy
ceremony
of
(HO
i
r.-r'v."
,h
c,i
pnnrt
over
on
the
vessel
"UJ.y.
wiucn
naa
.....
!.(
o
email
harire.
transoori-1
ice
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.
the
"Burning
of
the
Mortgage"
on
Wednesday,
June
27,
at
8
L'U
v
1'
1
ft
.....
..
o
-
-
ed
the
party.
First
trip
of
her
summer
:
cl'izens
in
many
ano
vant-u
wrty
cruise
schedule
is
being
made
in
those
41
years
that
have
elap-bv
CPR
steamship
Princess
sed.
Before
leaving,
at
the
end
of
p.m.
in
the
Citadel,
Fraser
St.
(150c)
Albert
&
McCaffery
HI
the
day,
a
short
devotional
scrv-
Norah,
which
docked
northbound
Norwegian
immisrants
learned:
.
.
,a,,'ipH
v,v
P
Martens,
visit
Miss
Dorothea
Lucas
of
the
LIMITED
teaching
staff
of
the
Alert
Bay
yesterday
at
Prince
Rupert
with
u,
sprak
EnKllsh
at
classes
held
ing
Norlhern
B.C.
representative
lnrinstriui
R,.hnni
QrHvi
i
th
"3
passengers.
Some
80
tourist;,
,ts
Sunciay
School
room.
Aged
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
CI
city
on
the
Camosun
Sunday,
are
tn
ro0"?t?AkaT
!
"
burnGd
ut
rT"'
Soclety
having
in
her
charge
a
larg"
'a-
Itltill'
Kome
we.
housed
,
-
Dartv
nf
native
ch'trtrpn
from
th
lUPERT
-""".Hungry
men
hi
uit
ou
u
w,
,1
j
SandoverSly,
1
athpr
for
an
afternoon
meeting
l-t
aiiengeri
,
school
on
their
way
to
the
Skeena
River
to
join
their
parents
for
the
summer
vacation.
Miss
Lucas
returned
south
on
the
same
steamer
today.
Would
Free
Borrowing
Miss
Jane
Shanvenskl,
Miss
and
a
snack
to
eat.
And
with
it
Shinkle,
D.
J.
Palmer,
E.
V.
.
al,
tn.e
oospel
o
fthe
Lord
Jesus
TOBACCO
STORE
Ave.
-
Opposite
Ormcs
Brown
and
G.
Aorhague,
W.
O.
Christ
has
been
faithfully
taught
Oliver.
from
its
platform
and
souls
have
been
born
again.
The
vicissitudes
of
the
years,
ILL
MAGAZINES
and
in
Watch
for
advertisement
tomorrow
for
the
first
big
auction
sale
by
T.
M.
Christie
to
be
held
at
Smith's
warehouse,
corner
From
Vancouver
(Monday
C.
F.
Burns.
C.
D.
Forbes,
R.
Otte-son,
J.
M.
Lndsay,
C.
Collins,
G.
McKenzie,
Mr.
Kosotuck,
H.
Burrow,
Const.
D.
McArthur,
J.
C.
Brootch,
O.
Johnson,
P.
O.
Hamilton,
Mr.
Johnson,
E.
A.
Einer,
Hasthe
Shinju,
Tahato
Removal
of
"Oversight"
Municipal
Act
Asked
Would
Pay
Mayor
J4000
SHINGOLHIsN
Made
in
many
attractive
colors,
Shingoleen
beautifies
and
protects
old
and
new
shingles
and
fences.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Offi
of
First
and
McBride,
opposite
icerS
PERIODICALS
i'OBACCO
and
CONFECTIONERY
Stock
Always
Moving
and
Froth
the
depression
o:
the
fish
market,
the
transient
nature
of
the
population
which
affects
Church
congregations
as
it
does
all
other
bodies,
has
prevented
the
Local
Corps
from
doing
much
about
the
mortcage.
In
1949
Wo
Woo
Shig,
Mr.
Oldham,
Yip
Sun,
J.,
Knlnwitz.
A.
J.
Armstrong,
W.
i
Prince
Rupert
ci
y
council
will
,Navy
DrU1
Hal1'
(Uc)
attempt
to
correct
a
"glaring
i
c
w
white
of
McCarter
&
oversight
in
the
Municipal
Act
archi-with
Nairne!j
Vancouver
firm
of
resolutions
to
be
forwarded
'
tects
arrlved
ln
the
clt
on
thu
to
the
falls
convention
of
the
.k
qh
,ui
h
omen
1
Jonas,
D.
Frizzell.
!
With
Mrs.
J.
T.
Kasper
as
in-
there
was
still
an
outstanding
i
Tq
Vancouver
(Monday)
-
R.
amount
of
$9,650
to
be
met.
Sen-
M
Kay
Miss
B
McLaren,
T.
Union
of
British
Columbia
Mu-1
nere
or
,he
next
C0UDie
0f
davs
!
stalling
chairman.
Women
of
th
nicloalities.
ui
i
.i
,i.u
1
Moose,
at
a
regular
meeting,
in
lor
Captain
and
Mrs.
w.
.
rom-1
Q
Ha,
R
D
Hale,
G.
ton
took
this
as
a
part
of
the,
J
'
Misg
L
McLaren,
C.
H.
UU
UUOlliC.liS
il
Willi
I
Four
resolutions
were
adopted
,h.
rnmnhfinn
nf
the
nri
Nnrsp'
stalled
officers
,
as
follows
...
a
for
.
the
t
;by
council
at
Its
regular
meeting
Home
or
Prmce
Rupert
GeTOral
general
challenge
of
their
com-,
stevens
F
Neison
p.
Mahoney,
olified
Steam
Boiler,
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
Ail
Certified
Operators
W
build
Stacks,
Fire
pn
and
Tanks
all
siies
mand
in
the
North-West
and
C.
Severson,
E.
Severson,
M.
coming
year:
Graduate
Regent
Mas.
Frank
Parlette.
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
C.
H.
last
n.81...,
ciiiei
vi
wiuun
was
HospiUl
and
the
new
building
an
amendment
to
the
section
of
the
Prlnce
Kupert
Ualiy
News.
they
took
the
matter
to
me
ora
.
jjichol.
N.
B.
Lang,
L.
in
prayer
and
to
their
people
in
j
Qribish
N
paimer,.
D.
Millard.
uraiiii
witii
utjiiuwiug
puwtr
ui
a
municipality.
Mac
Construction
Company
Junior
Regent
Mrs.
O
Tweed.
Treasurer
Mrs.
R.
Armstrong.
Recorder
Mrs.
A.
Marshall.
Wednesday.
June
27
the
mort-"-"-
-
"r.-.3
Mr
on
Presbyterian
SS
Picnic
Enjoyed
INDUSTRIAL
At
present,
borrowing
power
is
based
on
total
land
and
property
assessment,
valuation
of
wafer-'
works
and
utilities,
against
which
gage
will
be
burned
in
a
simple
but
fincere
ceremony
It
is
ex
Lean.
R.
Whi.elcy.
iVELDING
CO.
To
Vancouver
(today
l
E.
E.
Some
one
hundred
is
charged
existing
debt
of
the
Sunday
Chaplain
Mrs.
D.
Lugrin.,
Argus
Mrs.
C.
Erickson.
Sentinel
Miss
Sylvia
Johnsan.
Mrs.
Kasper
was
assisted
i.i
Mason,
G.
Olafson,
E.
Stephen
pected
that
many
friends
and
well
wishers
will
share
this
happy
gathering.
city.
However,
no
provision
ex-
School
children
of
First
Presby
-1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
lsts
where
outstanding
debts
can
terian
Church
had
their
picnic
ih
offset
hv
slnkinir
funds
ex-
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
the
installation
by
Mrs.
T.
Glenn
son,
S.
Yokinm,
C.
O'Brien.
R.
C.
To'wle,
R.
Garrett,
H.
M.
Hansen,
L.
Fraser,
Miss
J.
Adams.
For
Act.on
Advertise!
ON
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
plained
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long,
grounds
of
Dlgby
Is.
The
party
Installing
regent;
Mrs.
C.
Mc-Prince
Rupert
has
a
loan
of
was
transported
by
the
vessel
Intyre,
Installing
chaplain;
Mrs.
1
C.R.C.
I
B.
Bellamy,
Installing
guide,
and
$1,740,000,
he
said,
but
it
also
has
a
sinking
fund
of
$1,300,000.
I
Games
and
races
were
follow-
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
pianist.
1
-Artuaiiv
n,.r
tntnl
rieht.
u
ed
by
a
picnic
lunch
and
re-',
The
new
regent
named
com
Radio
Theft
Ends
in
Fine
Clarence
Brown,
Prince
Ru
the
mittee
chairmen
as
follows:
Blue
182
Home
Making
Mrs.
B.
Black
6H0
ply
some
$400,000.
ilreshments.
In
charge
of
S
"This
particular
section
of
the
,
afa'r
was
John
E-
Davey.
I
Act
is
an
oversight,
and
we
are
I
Display
NOW!!
pert,
was
fined
$50
and
costs
by
Police
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
!
Bacon.
mm
Publicity
Mrs.
A.
Ritchie.
nolice
court
tcsterday
on
a
charge
of
theft.
Brown,
accora-ine
to
police,
stole
a
radio
Sun
on
A
Child
Welfare
Mrs.
G.
M?-Ginnls.
Hospital
Guild
Mrs.
K.
,
.
GOING
ON
A
PICNIC?
a
glaring
example
of
It,"
Mr.
Long
said.
At
a
recent
convention
of
municipal
officeds,
M.
Long
had
been
asked
by
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipalities
B.
C.
Bracewell
to
forward
a
corrective
resolution.
.
,
J
Wind
ante
an
D'S
OR
day
from
the
fishing
vessel
Dorcas
M,
at
Cow
Bay.
Police
picked
up
Brown
the
same
day.
Accused
pleaded
guilty
as
Mooschcart
Mrs.
Auriol.
Alumni
Mis.
Nellie
Postulo.
Sjcial
Service
Mrs.
K.
Wilson.
Recital
Mrs.
J.
Thompson.
Last
Friday's
Sons
of
Norway
dance
and
whist
drive
had
six
Mr.
Long
said
the
deputy
min
PAPER
PI.ATE3
r
;
PAPER
Cl'PS
PAPER
SPOONS
WAX
PAPER
PAPER
NAPKINS
THERMOS
BOTTLES
British
Built
to
support
tables
playing.
John
Mostad
won
Lstcr
had
promised
such
a
resolution.
Membership
Mrs.
B.
Bellamy.
Moosehaven
Mrs.
H.
Paulson.
Resolution
men's
first
prize;
Gunnar
Sel-vig,
second.
adopted
reads:
Academy
of
Friendship
Mrs.
CONSUL
That
the
first
paragraph
of
Ladies'
first
prize
was
won
by
r.
b.
Skinner
Get
your
Picnic
Supplies
from
AT
section
(al
of
section
106
of
the
Mrs.
Cormier;
second
prize
by
Following
the
business
session,
Municipal
Act
be
amended
to
Mrs.
A.
Van
Pykstra.
the
membership.
committee,
unread:
"the
net
outstanding
ag-
Dance
committee
was
com-
der
Mrs.
J.
McLeod,
chairman,
gregate
of
such
debts,
except
for
posed
of
Mrs.
J.
Ritchie,
Mrs.
F.
served
delicious
refreshments,
works
of
local
imDrovement
and
Schroeder.
Mrs.
Roy
Johnson,
M
s.
C.
Matson
was
the
winner-
fob
Parker
Ltd.
!
school
purposes,
shall
not
exceed
Gunnar
Selvig,
Reuben
Chrisc-
in
the
raffle
of
a
crocheted
chair
20
npr
cent
of
the
total
..."
I
ianson,
John
McNaughton
and
set.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins
was
tha
winner
of
a
lucky
box
draw.
If
the
amendment
were
adopt-
Arnold
Kaardal.
mm
iKD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ed,
said
Mayor
O.
W.
Rudder-
ham,
it
would
greatly
increase
the
borrowing
power
of
Prince
oiincemeni
Rupert,
"which
has
always
been
PSTEArTtR
held
down
by
this
part
of
th?
Civic
Centre
Rummage
Sale
Canadian
Legion
Auxiliary
tea,
homecooking
sale.
Legion
Hall,
June
28.
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
NEW
SHIPMENT
Some
250
articles
of
clothing,
sept.
20.
Act."
Other
resolution
to
be
forwarded
to
the
convention
asks
that
a
$2,000
Increase
in
remuneration
be
given
mayors
and
reeves
in
all
classifications,
and
a
proportionate
increase
of
$500
for
aldermen
and
left
at
the
Civic
Centre
during
BICYCLES
Catholic
Fall
Bazaar,
October
3
and
4.
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
20.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
November
15.
(153c)
m
&
.
the
winter
months
and
whicn
were
not
claimed
again,
went
up
for
sale
at
a
rummage
disposal
Saturday.
Articles
included
great
num-
nnce
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cast
For
Reservations
It
would
raise
present
salaries
the
WERLICH
LINE
Cathedral
Bzaar,
November
17.
(153c)
I.O.D.E.
Fall.
Bazaar
November
for
mayors
of
cities
under
20.000,
bers
of
running
shoes,
gym
from
$2
000
per
annum
to
$4,000;
shorts
and
shirts,
and
there
for
mayors
of
cities
with
popula-J
Were
boys'
jackets
and
coats
Hon
over
20.000
and
less
than
and
scarves.
Items
not
sold
were
40.000
from
$4,00
Oto
$6,000;
and
donated
to
a
local
charity
or-to
$5,000
for
mayors
of
cities
with
1
ganiration.
22.
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
No
1
vember
29.
ralSV
5
(ft
Full
selection
for
Men,
Ladies,
Boys
and
Girls
WAGONS
All
Sizes
and
Styles
Write
or
Call
CITY
4)11
DEPOT
OFFICE
TRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
TRICYCLES
Many
Sizes
population
of
more
man
4U,uuu.
Resolution
was
also
adopted
that
municipalities
associations
should
appoint
one
member
to
the
executive,
and
balance
uf
eight
members
to
be
elected
from
the
floor
of
the
convention.
Fourth
resolution
calls
for
establishment
by
the
provincial
Kovemmcnt
of
a
provincial
assessment
commission
to
standardize
municipal
assessments
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Dance"-a
traditional
Icelandic
event
was
held
ln
the
Valhalla
Hall
Saturday
night
in
a
setting
decorated
with
many
lilacs
and
green
leaves.
cor.
'OK.
ELECTROLUX
Canada
Ltd.
This
is
your
last
chance
to
get
your
new
Elcctrolux
at
the
old
price.
Act
fast
and
save
'$24.50.
Very
limited
amount
left.
INI
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More
than
60
wage
iiiemueia;
and
friends
enjoyed
the
affair
which
has
been
celebrated
by
Icelandic
people
for
hundreds
of
,
years.-
.
.....
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us
see
to
your
car's
needs,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Battery,
Radiator
and
Crankcase
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dancing
to
music
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Dance
committee
were
Mrs.
C.
Juhaiun.
Mrs.
V.
Fossum.
Mr.
K.
Hallberg
and
Mrs.
H.
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